Recent content by jeffmoss26

most cat 6 is 23 gauge, cat 5 is 24 gauge...the plug will be too small for the wires.

Something like this? http://www.rapcohorizon.com/p-92-duracat-cable.aspx

I always use B unless matching existing. I will say that A makes it easier to use 2 phone lines or a 2 pair digital phone with 4 pair cable since the blue and orange pairs are in the same positions as USOC.

do not use beanies for data!! Just use a jack and plug in the enclosure.

That is exactly when I do when terminating - flip the panel over and screw it to the bracket.

I'VE BEEN TRIGGERED!

Why can't you just cut it back and reterminate?

We have a shared folder setup with a bunch of subfolders and html files (internal website) User has full permissions to the folder and subfolders, can create new documents in the folder, but can't save changes in the html files when edited with wordpad. It gives an error 'Access to (file) was...

Their stuff is ok for light use. Would not recommend for a professional installer but you should be fine with it.

Agreed. I think I have 5 or 6 different punchdown tools but the D914S is tops.

The issue is not the plate, the issue is that it's using couplers, IE the wires coming out of the wall would have plugs crimped on, then plugged into the coupler. Get a 6 port plate and 6 punchdown jacks if you go that route.

This turned out to be an issue with the Xerox network print driver. I uninstalled, installed as an IP printer using drivers from Xerox's site and everything works. Just an FYI in case someone else runs into this.

HP 8470p w/ Windows 7 pro - whenever the user (or myself) tries to print a PDF the program just closes. I've tried removing DC, installing Acrobat XI, reinstalling DC, same issue. I get some errors in event viewer - Log Name: Application Source: Application Error Date...

The 568-C standard does not have anything to do with the color code, I found some more information here: http://www.cablinginstall.com/articles/print/volume-16/issue-9/features/design/568-c0-the-next-generation-of-cabling-standards.html

posted in wrong thrread. oops!